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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1975
Page
2
Middletown police patrolman Russell Hess watches as Smoky the dog leaps through a simulated window during a police dog competition at Smith Park yesterday. The event showcased canine teams testing agility and obedience for certification and public safety demonstrations.
Demonstrations by students occupied three U.S. sites in Vientiane declaring US military personnel must withdraw and espionage networks cease. Pathet Lao officials claimed workers aided the protests while embassy counts showed a shrinking American presence from 350 to 42 officials.
Police reported multiple break ins including the Professional Building at 312 S Breiel Blvd with losses of attache cases tape recorders notary stamps and cash later recovered except one tape recorder. Other thefts included coins at Robo Car Wash N Verity Parkway two wristwatches from 3715 Rosedale Road and a Triasco break in on 14th Ave. James Miller 21 was charged with aggravated burglary.
Ohio Chief Justice C William O Neill will speak at the Warren County Courthouse July 25 for the First Appellate District judges meeting. He will meet with common pleas judges at 1 30 p m and county and municipal court judges at 3 30 p m to discuss superintendence rules record keeping and judicial administration across Butler Clermont Clinton Hamilton and Warren counties.
Warren County sheriff's deputies search the Little Miami River in the Fort Ancient area for a male canoeist believed to have drowned. The missing person was reported at 4 30 p m as authorities set lights and extended the search into the night.
Miami University architecture professor Richard E. McCommons has been hired by the Middletown Area Resources Committee to design a leisure way as a casual strolling area overlooking the Great Miami River from Central to 14th avenues. He is paid $1,000 from federal funds via the IES for a citizen-participation project led by Gene Orr of Aeronca.
Services announced or noted for Dr. Hyman Helfman 68 of Middletown at Sholom Temple. burial in Cincinnati. Also reports on Mrs. Dorothy Pringle Ervin Rogers Opal Laughlin Alice Mills and others with service times, locations, and survivor details across Middletown Cincinnati Carlisle Lebanon.
Becky Hammond was named Trenton festival queen with runners up Donna Abner and Vicki Bailey. All three Edgewood High School seniors. The festival runs today noon to 11 p.m. on State Street and Second Street downtown.
Ronald Turner a 19 year old inmate from Cincinnati was stabbed to death in the Lebanon Correctional Institution recreation yard around 3 p m Turner was serving a 1 to 20 year sentence for burglary auto theft and grand larceny Several suspects were in custody but charges would await the investigation The weapon had not yet been recovered The Lebanon post of the highway patrol assisted in the investigation
A 15 year old girl told police she was assaulted by two men who drove her from Middletown to Indiana after leaving home at 2 a.m. The trio traveled in a car and stopped on a dirt road where each man assaulted her. The stepfather reported the incident at 6:20 a.m. Police collected the men’s names and detectives are handling the case.
Helen Arnold reports a man on the floor of her parked car at Vail Avenue and Verity Parkway Friday afternoon. He fled as she approached and took a citizens band radio. A Congo drum worth 168 was reported stolen from C. J. Thrower on St. Main Street the prior afternoon.
Yesterday at 8:02 p.m. Ruth Gibbs 21 of 2832 Wilbraham Road sustained an elbow cut after being hit with a dinner plate and was taken to hospital for treatment. Earlier a trash fire outside King Kwik market at 4:56 p.m. caused no loss. Esther Greenwell 38 at 2901 Sheldon Road was treated for breathing difficulty and admitted in fair condition. Carol Allen 30 at 1109 14th Ave was treated for breathing difficulty and released.
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